Tribune Publication Details and Office Addresses
Publication notes show editions every evening except Sunday at Casper Natrona with offices at 611 Exchange Building and 1720-? Avenue New York City. Pendolen King Prudden lists offices in New York and Chicago. copies available on sale and visitors welcome. Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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May wisdom guide Republicans toward unity in Chicago
A call for Republican unity and disciplined leadership at Chicago for national reconstruction. Leaders must be broad minded and independent of faction, with a national vision to restore domestic normalcy and moral pathways after wartime upheaval. The convention’s action must avoid disappointment and align with American interests.
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Republican Party
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Chicago
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Memorial Day address by Governor Carey at Riverton
Governor Hubert D. Carey delivered the principal oration at Memorial Day exercises in Riverton under Amelia Legion auspices. The event drew an unusual crowd as he urged renewed focus on constitutional government and cautioned against centralizing federal power, stressing states’ rights and the framers’ vision. His remarks emphasized restoring the original balance and honoring national heroes.
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Riverton
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Government of Nations
Congress
Wreahington
American Legion tones on democracy and radicalism
In a period of postwar inflation and economic disruption the speaker defends the ballot as orderly, rejects mob rule, and urges crushing radicalism. The American Legion is praised for upholding law and order and resisting violence while defending democratic rights within the nation. The passage also notes a political parable linking Deschanel and Wilson with vision and tradition.
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Europe
American Legion
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Republic
Mr. Wilson
Beate
War time graft exposed in US war supply frauds
An exposé reveals large scale waste and fraud in American war materials sent to France during World War I. At depots near Paris, cases labeled for ink and clothing contained empty or poor quality goods while vast quantities of ready wear and munitions were misrepresented or unsuited for use. French authorities protest, while critics blame Wilson era departments for systemic corruption and mismanagement.
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Glevres
Paris
War Department
Navy Department
Junilee
Labor
Wilton
Melting Pot Comment on President and World Affairs
A fragmented item discusses the President of Jane, the world’s familiarity with current events, and the advent of a figure named M. Leechanel. The text hints at lightness and uncertainty while noting ongoing political commentary.
Roosevelt Quote on Public Service and Integrity
A Roosevelt era line contrasts the man of deeds done openly with the man of furtive political maneuvering. It champions steadfast service over evasive rhetoric when facing a threat.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Direct primaries debated by General Wood amid cost worries
General Leonard Wood questions the value of direct presidential primaries citing expense and comparing it to the secrecy of past expense. He notes the cost per well written letter and estimates about 17,000,900 male voters current, with a future total near 30,000,000 including women voters.
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Leonard Wood
Kings of Paper Money and the Seven Sleepers
More than twenty thousand kinds of paper money exist with eight thousand national banks printing about two and a half varieties each. The twelve Federal Reserve banks issue different bills, plus United States treasury notes. The Seven Sleepers are legendary Christian brothers of Ephesus who slept in a cave for centuries and died on the same day.
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Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau Q&A Digest
Readers could query the Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau for general knowledge questions. The response outlines the middle book of the Old Testament as Proverbs, notes citizenship loss only by foreign allegiance or service, and covers topics from time notation in France to weapon terms and air mail history. It adds instructions for submitting questions with stamps and cautions the bureau offers no legal or medical advice.
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Casper Daily Tribune Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
Inquirer
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